Hello Angel -
The port from which the reply is sent back is the same as the request was
received on, which is specified by the AuthPort/AcctPort parameters (UDP
1645/1646 by default).
regards
Hugh
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002 13:52, Angel Bustos wrote:
> Hi Hugh,
>
> Very clear your point.
> Just to
Hi Hugh,
Very clear your point.
Just to begin a good search of this issue: do I begin searching for any
specific port for the Radiator "sent-back" accounting response?
I believe that I'll begin by disabling Redhat 7.2 default ipchains
firewalling rules and I'd know the port or ports range that
Hi Hugh, Dave et al,
I'm receiving just accounting forward from a customer for further
processing, and I've noticed the same problem; a lot of retransmissions
(connectivity with our customer is really good however);
I've followed your advice and i've set explicitly DupInterval to 2 seconds
in o
Hi Hugh, Dave et al,
I'm receiving just accounting forward from a customer for further
processing, and I've noticed the same problem; a lot of retransmissions
(connectivity with our customer is really good however);
I've followed your advice and i've set explicitly DupInterval to 2 seconds
in ou
Hello Dave -
You normally configure the timeout and retransmit values in your NAS(s) so
there will only ever be a small number of retransmissions. If your NAS sends
more requests than you tell it to, it is an issue that must be addressed by
your supplier.
BTW - the DupInterval configured in
Hello Griff -
On Tuesday 09 October 2001 06:17, Griff Hamlin, III wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I get a ton of these "Duplicate requet id xx received from some ip..
> ignored' in my logfile. Should I be concerned about this? Is there some
> way I can make them go away?
>
I will need to see a copy of the
Hello Erik -
On Wed, 09 Feb 2000, Erik Meitner wrote:
> We have a USR TotalControl Chassis that still produces these messages:
>
> Tue Feb 8 15:05:07 2000: INFO: Duplicate request id 236 received from
> 11.22.33.44: ignored
>
> even though IgnoreAcctSignature is in the section. Does this
> m
